A pale dissolve, a silent bloom I dragged your shadow through the room The ceiling bent to watch you fade A sacrament of bone I made And now you wear the altered face A hollowed hymn in empty space You hum the void, you hum so low I taught you everything but how to let me go I laced the water with your sleep And buried promises too deep The mattress kept your shallow breath A silhouette in love with death And now you wear the altered face A hollowed hymn in empty space You hum the void, you hum so low I taught you everything but how to let me go Your name dissolves inside the glass A fever that was built to last The curtains drink the rising damp A slow collapse beneath the lamp No wings, no spine, no borrowed light Just gravity dressed up in white I stitched the morning to your wrist And left the suture slightly missed You bled a frequency so clean The quietest destruction seen And now you wear the altered face A hollowed hymn in empty space You hum the void, you hum so low I taught you everything but how to let me go Detached and deaf, the hours crawl A frozen echo in the hall I turn the silence up until You're nothing but a deeper chill You hum the void You hum so low I let you change I let you go (So low, so low, like ash to snow) (So low, so low, like ash to snow)
